WALLDORF —SAP SE (NYSE: SAP) today announced that more than 3,200 early stage companies have joined the SAP Startup Focus program and are building enterprise solutions on the SAP HANA platform or SAP HANA Cloud Platform.

Since the program’s inception in 2012, 210 SAP solutions have been validated and are now available from members of the SAP Startup Focus program.

“The SAP Startup Focus program has experienced tremendous momentum since its introduction and continues to foster our innovation ecosystem,” said Manju Bansal, vice president and global head of SAP Startup Focus. “SAP forged this community to help startups quickly and easily gain market traction with Big Data, predictive and real-time analytics solutions that complement our technology and help our customers gain even more value from their investments in SAP HANA.”

The 3,200 SAP Startup Focus members address a broad spectrum of industries such as aerospace, consumer products, healthcare, industrial machinery, life sciences and public sector. These companies are driving a wide array of innovations, including real-time simulations and pattern recognition, sense-and-respond cycles, personalized analytics, wearables, process mining, and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. With these new offerings built on the trusted foundation of SAP HANA, customers can be confident that SAP-validated solutions are built to deliver value at an enterprise scale.

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